FUTURE TENSE WILL / BE GOING TO

FUTURE TENSE WILL / BE GOING TO

1. Description The future is one of the possible values ​​of grammatical time, specifically that referring to events that, at the time of the statement or at the time of reference, has not yet happened.

   • will
     • is used to :
       • The future with "will" is used to talk about decisions made while talking
         • Example
           • I need to get my medicine. I will go to the pharmacy tonight.
           • I need some cash. I will pay with my debit card and ask for cash back.
           • It is also used to say general predictions:
             • Example
               • I’m sure it will rain tomorrow.
               • Gerardo Gómez will win the election.
                 • Se forma con el verbo “will” + verbo:
                   • Example
                     • I will pay later.
                     • You will pay later.
                       • REFERENCIA
                         • https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futuro_(gramática)
                           • http://www3.gobiernodecanarias.org/medusa/ecoblog/fpelmel/english-future-be-going-to-will/
   • BE GOING TO
     • The future tense with "going to" is most commonly used in spoken language when you want to refer to the immediate future, that is, something that is about to occur.
       • Example
         • She is going to pay with a credit card
         • I am going to drop off my prescription over there
         • It is also used to talk about intentions or plans to do something:
           • Example
             • I’m going to learn English
               • se forma con el verbo “To be” + “going to” + verbo:
                 • Example
                   • I am going to pay
                     • You are going to pay